How much does a 6.6kW solar system produce?

Typically, over the course of the year, a 6.6kW solar system will produce around 30kW per day.

How do solar panels work at night?

Solar panels do not generate electricity at night. The best option is to install a larger solar system than is required, and the surplus electricity is then fed into the grid to offset the electricity drawn from the grid at night time.

How do solar panels work?

Solar panels convert energy from the sun into DC power (the same current you get from a battery) and the solar inverter then converts DC power to AC power (the same one gets from an electrical socket on your wall).

How many solar panels do I need for my house?

The number of solar panels is determined by two things - the size of your roof available for panels and the amount of electricity you consume. Determining how many you need is best determined by one of our consultants - please give us a call.

How much do clouds affect solar panels?

Solar panels continue to generate power even during cloudy days, but they produce less power than on sunny days.

How many solar panels do I need for a 200 square meter home?

This depends upon the cost of your electricity bill - call us and one of our consultants can help further.

Can solar panels be removed and reinstalled?

Yes, although sometimes the cabling and rail they are attached to no longer comply with current standards and will need to be replaced when the solar panels are re-installed.

Which solar brands do you install?

We supply and install all the major solar brands we have confidence in from our many years of experience, including LG, Tesla, SMA and Solis.

Who can remove and reinstall solar panels?

This is best left to a solar company that specialises in solar power installation and repairs such as Solar Water Wind.

What happens to solar panels after 25 years?

Solar panels will continue to work for longer than 25 years but the solar power efficiency declines as the years pass.

Residential Solar Installers In Newcastle

Newcastle’s Premier Residential Solar System Installers

For solar installers in Newcastle for residential properties, Solar Water Wind is your local solar specialist that provides specialised solutions suited to your household’s needs.

When it comes to powering your home, we understand the need to find the right solar setup that not only powers your home efficiently, but also helps you save both money and the environment. Whether you have a small or large property, at Solar Water Wind, we’re your one-stop shop for everything to do with powering your home with solar.

We’re also members of the Clean Energy Council, as we not only want the Newcastle locals to save their wallets, but also the environment. As we move towards a more sustainable future, we’re here to help provide your property with sustainable and efficient energy solutions. So whether you’re looking for solar panels in the Hunter Valley, Solar Panels in Newcastle, or anywhere else in the region, Solar Water Wind has your clean energy needs covered.

What is the most popular solar option for small homes?

A 6.6kW solar panel installation is an ideal option for Newcastle residents with small homes, being both efficient enough to power your home without compromising on your needs.

How much electricity can I generate from a 6.6kW solar panel installation?

The amount of energy generated from a 6.6kW solar panel installation can vary depending on factors such as how your property is positioned. You should expect 23-35 kW per day which in comparison to the average Australian usage of 18 kW per day, should be efficient enough for your home.

Solar Panel Installations for Larger Homes

Depending on the size of your property, you may have different needs and requirements. For this, we offer specialised solutions that are perfect for larger homes. Our technicians will advise you on the most efficient options and the correct size for your property.

What Solar Subsidies are available to help lower the cost of a solar panel installation?

Solar panels can help your home save significantly in the long run while helping you avoid bill shock, and to lower the cost of installing them, the New South Wales Government offers various options such as solar subsidies, for which we’ll be happy to discuss with you in order to provide the most cost-effective and efficient solar installation for your home.

How do Sydney solar feed-in tariffs work with my solar power installation?

Sydney’s solar feed-in tariffs work by allowing you to be eligible to be paid a fee based on electricity sent back to the grid if your solar panels have generated more power than your property uses. The rate for the fee you’ll be paid will depend on your electricity provider.

How many solar panels do I need to install on my roof?

The number of solar panels you’ll need on your roof will depend on your property’s layout and size. For 6.6 kW systems, you can expect to have twenty modules installed.

Why Solar Water Wind?

Solar Water Wind has been providing solar solutions for more than a decade, helping locals embrace the benefits of solar while saving money and the environment. Not only do we provide specialised solar solutions for your property, we also don’t use subcontractors and have only our employees handling all solar installations, maintenance, and repairs. Check out our Google reviews for more information!

Solar Brands We Work With

Booking a Residential Solar Panel Installation Has Never Been Easier

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1. Get in touch with us

Our team will work with you to schedule an appointment for our solar technician to inspect your roof.

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2. Inspect and order

Our solar technician will visit your home and recommend some options for your solar system.

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3. Install

After our solar technicians have installed your new solar system, you’ll begin to maximise your home’s energy efficiency.